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This feature is mainly useful for command line arguments. If you run KLayout with klayout -b -r myscript it will not be able to determine the type of macro without a suffix. You can explicitly specify a certain type by giving the suffix implicitly: klayout -b -r myscript[rb] This will read "myscript" but pretend it was "myscript.rb" and execute it as Ruby script. This feature is handy if you need to run a file with a specific interpreter but cannot modify the file name. |
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